Before & after
Drag the handle. On one side, the photo you send; on the other, the artwork you hang.
Our Oil painting style
The grandest of the seven. Your facade as a late-nineteenth-century easel painting — generous, loaded brushstrokes, real impasto catching the light, deep shadows and a mellow gallery patina. Clearly a painting; never a photograph in fancy dress.
For big walls, rich rooms and proper occasions — the style people choose when the house has earned a portrait.
The style
What makes it an oil
Best in: dining rooms, hallways and above the mantelpiece — and at Monument size, where the brushwork gets room.
Questions
Good to know
Will it look like a real painting?
That’s the whole intention — the brushwork, the broken colour and the depth of shadow are all in the artwork, and they carry beautifully to print. It reads as a painting from across the room and up close.
Is it too formal for a modern flat?
Grand doesn’t have to mean gilt. In a slim natural or black frame, an oil against a plain wall is a lovely collision of old and new.
Will it really match our house?
Yes — the looseness is in the paint, never in the structure. The true silhouette, the real windows and the door’s actual colour all stand exactly as they should.
Which size suits it best?
Monument, honestly — it’s the statement style, and it fills a wall the way a painting should. Souvenir makes a fine anniversary or retirement gift.
Ready when you are
See your place in oil
Upload a photograph, watch the artwork appear, and order only when you love it. Nothing prints until you’ve seen it.
